Eyal Sheratzki, co-CEO August 2009 Investor Presentation

2 Safe Harbor Disclosure Except for statements of historical fact, the information presented herein constitutes forward- looking statements within the meaning of and subject to the safe harbor created by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by terminology such as "expect," "estimate," "anticipate," "intend," "predict," "believe," and similar expressions and variations thereof. Such forward-looking statements include statements regarding the intent, belief, current expectations or projections about future events of Ituran Location and Control Ltd. Readers are cautioned that these forward looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of Ituran Location and Control Ltd. to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such factors include without limitation, general economic and business conditions, the loss of market share, changes in the competitive landscape, failure to keep up with technological advances and other factors over which Ituran Location and Control Ltd. has little or no control. Ituran Location and Control Ltd. undertakes no obligation to revise or update these forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof.

3 Our Business location–based services and products primarily for stolen vehicle recovery

4 Company Overview Company History Overview NASDAQ, TASE: ITRN Market cap* ~$200m Net cash $58m Recent ‘08 dividend $3.7m High Visibility Subscription Model 533k subscribers at end of Q k net subscriber adds in quarter Globally Diversified 1000 employees with operations in Israel, Brazil, Argentina and US Strong Operating Leverage Q209 revenues $28.4m Q209 EBITDA $8.9m Q209 EPS $ Incorporated as subsidiary of Tadiran 1995 Moked Ituran acquired Company from Tadiran 1998 IPO on TASE 1999 Acquired Telematics from Tadiran ($10m) 2000 Entered Brazilian market 2005 NASDAQ IPO 2006 Purchase 51% of ERM ($2.8m) 2007 Purchase 100% of MAPA ($13m) 2007-end Sold Telematics ($90m) *Based on share price of $9.50 as at August 20, 2009

5 Why Ituran?

6 Our Business Stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) Fleet management Personal location Concierge (Mr.Big) RF Products GPS/GPRS Products (ERM) Personal Navigation (MAPA) Location–Based Services Location–Based Products Currently over 90% of revenues

7 Increasing car ownership and demand for security SVR Business Overview and Drivers Quick and very high (85%+) vehicle recovery rate Growing (18% LT CAGR) subscriber base International (Israel, Brazil, Argentina, US) Diversified technologies (both RF and GPS/GPRS)

8 Competitive Advantages The best overall solution for location–based applications SVR Fleet management Concierge (Mr. Big) Location Both RF and GPS/GPRS RF provides reliable performance in dense urban areas High resistance to jamming Real time alerts 14 years operating SVR business Strong management ability and experience Full suite of location- based services Technology edge Experience

9 Growth Drivers – Brazil  Sao Paulo and Rio: Use RF system for increased reliability in urban areas  Nationwide: GPS/GPRS technologies  End of ‘08 subscribers: 135k with around 50-70k gross subscribers added on an annual basis- continues to grow quickly  Actual and target segments:  Insurance companies  High uninsured population  Car manufactures and car Dealers Ituran is growing much faster than its competitors in Brazil Ituran is growing much faster than its competitors in Brazil Growth Strategy Highlights

10 Looking to the long-term future Penetrate new segments such as car manufactures and car dealers in existing regions Expand operations and leverage know- how into new regions with a focus on emerging markets Use customer relationships to up- sell added value services: Mr. Big, Mapa

11 Defensive in Current Environment New regulation and growing business in Brazil Increased requirement for asset protection in downturns Increased demand for Ituran’s services Stable, cash generating business in Israel

12 Financial Overview

13 Financial Highlights Subscription services: strong visibility and recurring revenue stream 90%+ of previous quarters’ fees expected to roll into next quarter High profitability with strong cash flow generation Significant long-term operating leverage Minimal cost in adding new subscriber

14 Q Summary Annual Revenue & Opex Q Highlights  Revenues of $28.4m  YoY shortfall due to strong increase in US Dollar vs Brazilian Real, Argentinean Peso & Shekel  Strong net subscriber growth in Brazil  Strong operating margin of 21.1% vs 19.3% in Q208  Strong cash flow from operations of US$5.1 million  EPS of $0.12 vs $0.12 in Q Q2

15 Long-Term Subscriber Growth  Additional 12k net subscriber adds in Q2, reaching 533k  Strong subscriber adds in Brazil Subscribers (‘000) Q Highlights 18% CAGR Subscribers at period ended H1

16 Long-term Revenue Growth Model  Improved gross, operating and net margins  Strongly increased penetration in Brazil  Enhanced relationships with insurance companies and began targeting car manufacturers  Israeli business generating strong positive cash flow Annual Revenue Growth FY 2008 Highlights 14% revenue CAGR

17 Summary High-visibility, low risk subscription model with strong operating leverage Growth potential in Brazil & ArgentinaHigh profitability and cash generatingStrong cash position for acquisitionsDefensive in current global economic environment Experienced team with proven track record and established relationships

18 Thank you